Responsible adoption urged for Monahans shelter pets
Cal ieprical Sue King of Monahans warns eight puppies and several kittens face euthanasia after two weeks in the city shelter. A local appeal asks potential adopters to prove lasting commitment, with a $12 initial adoption package plus ongoing costs and a pledge to keep or fence the animal.
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Sue King
Monahans
Sue
Dallas
One Kermit gas well blowout claims two workers
One Monahans man, Juan Acosta Portillo, 37, was killed at the scene when a gas well blowout near Kermit tossed debris and sent workers from Zenith Well Service Co. to hospital. Mario Rios was hospitalized in stable condition with injuries.
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Monahans
Kermit
Juan Acosta Portillo
North Main
Winkler County
Lee Rutledge
Rutledge
Monahans News
Portillo
Mario Rios
South
Dwight
Odessa
Medical Center
Zenith Well Service Co
Juan Portillo
Sandhills open Christmas Day draws visitors
Edith Grissom at Monahans Sandhills State Park says the area will be open on Christmas Day with many visitors expected after meals. A cactus wren nests near the park office and a Japanese couple visiting from San Angelo impressed staff as they explored exhibits despite language barriers, recalling December 7.
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Edith Grissom
Monahans Sandhills State Park
San Angelo
Grissom
Japan
Monahans Chamber appoints 1981 board and officers
The Monahans Chamber of Commerce named new board members including Jerry McLain and Bob Parks and approved an Executive Committee for 1981. Officers named were Bill Goin as president-elect, Jerry Larned vice president, Bryan Stuckey treasurer, and Bill Moss immediate past president. The January 10 retreat at Colonial Inn was announced, with chairpersons urged to preselect members. A $1,500 grant from the Texas Fine Arts Commission funds WDCC sponsorship for a performance by the E. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2
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Monahans Chamber of Commerce
Jerry McLain
Bob Parks
Tommy Horne
Jack Balzer
Fermin
Vasquez
Plynn Nesbitt
Karl Richey
Bill Goin
Jerry Larned
Bryan Stuckey
Bill Moss
Richey
Colonial Inn
Monahans
Clarese Gough
Texas Fine Arts Commission
WDCC
Pyote OC extension center opens first term success at Pyote
More than 200 residents from Monahans Pecos and Kermit area enrolled in Odessa College courses via the Regional Extension Center at Pyote. OC dean Dr Miles Eckert says enrollment exceeded expectations and the operation serves locals who would otherwise drive to Odessa. Classes meet at the West Texas Children's Home campus. spring registration is January 8 from 6 to 9 pm in the main building cafeteria.
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Monahans
Pecos
Kermit
Odessa College
Pyote
Miles Eckert
Eckert
Odessa
West Texas Children’s Home
Children’s Home
Rodney Maurer
Dr. Eckert
Local stores extend hours for final shopping days
Monahans merchants open late beginning this evening extending hours to 9 PM through December 23. Most shops close at 5 PM on Christmas Eve. Stores show bulging shelves as new merchandise arrives. Santa visits Monahans for last time before Christmas Eve, at 104 E Sealy from 1 to 5 PM Friday. KVKM radio to announce winner details for three gift certificates valued at 300, 200, and 100 dollars redeemable at MTS merchants.
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Monahans
Santa Claus
B. Williams
E. Sealy
KVKM
MTS
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